Fast Snapchat replies mean she's interested. Here's what to do next

Speed matters, but context matters more. She could be interested romantically. She could also just enjoy talking to you, be bored at work, or find you entertaining. Fast replies tell you she's engaged in this conversation right now. They don't tell you what she wants from it.

That's why you need to test it. Ask her to do something in person. Her answer, and how quickly she responds to that ask, is what actually tells you whether interest runs deep or if she just likes the back-and-forth. A yes comes fast. A maybe or an excuse is her way of saying she's happy keeping you where you are.

Fast replies feel good, but they're also easy. She can snap you back while doing ten other things. Your job is to make her actually think about you and what she wants to do with you.

Pick one move: either ask a question that requires a real answer, not a one-word snap, or suggest a specific thing to do together at a specific time. If you go for the question route, make it something that shows you're paying attention to her, not something she hears from everyone. If you go for the date, have a place and time in mind already. Don't say 'we should hang out sometime.' Say 'there's a thing on Thursday at eight.' She'll either want in or she won't. That's the information you need.

You don't need to wait weeks, but snap-trading for 48 hours straight builds rapport without building anything else. Give it a few days of good back-and-forth where you're actually saying interesting things, not just trading memes.

If she's still replying fast after three to five days, you've got momentum. That's when you ask her out. If her replies suddenly slow down or get shorter, she's already lost interest, and asking her out at that point won't fix it. Move on. If she says no to a date or gives you a soft answer, don't keep snapping her hoping she'll change her mind. She won't. Send one message saying you get it, and leave the door open if something changes, then stop.